Scale monochrome 16bit image

[Pavel_47]

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Bob_Schor a écrit :

The reason you could not find the Image icon that you circled in your earlier post is that it is a Front Panel indicator -- it is an Image.  Your Block Diagram is set to "Place Front Panel Terminals as Icons", so you got an Icon for the Front Panel Image indicator.  If you right-click on the Icon on the Block Diagram, you should see a "Find Indicator" option that will take you to the Image on the Front Panel.

Really, this is very, very basic LabVIEW Vision/Image processing.  Am I correct that you are attempting to do this entirely on your own, with absolutely noone to teach/mentor you except those of us on the LabVIEW Forums?  There are a few books on LabVIEW Vision and IMAQ that you might consider purchasing and spending the time to read and do examples -- you would at least get a much better grasp of the fundamentals than you appear to have.

Bob Schor

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I'm afraid that I didn't clearly explained the issue.

The problem is that I can't find the block that corresponds to the Image icon.

If my question (as you state) is very, very basic, could you confirm, please:

1. You can reproduce my example at your side without having to copy/past the concerned block (i.e. block that corresponds to Image icon)
2. If it's the case, could you please, indicate me the name of this block and also the name of palette/subpalette where it's located

Thank you in advance

[GerdW]

Hi Pavel,

that's an IMAQ image indicator!

I know this even without having IMAQ installed (ever)…

And you should know that from the context help window and from your experience in using IMAQ functions!

[Pavel_47 · Accepted solution]

Finally I've found it: palette Vision (FP), block "Image Display".

Thanks GerdW.

P.S. Context window for this block is empty

[GerdW]

Hi Pavel,

Finally I've found it: palette Vision (FP), block "Image Display".

It's not a "block", it's a "FP element" or "control"/"indicator". After all your work and questions in the forum you should know the LabVIEW wording for such items…

You also should know from the free beginner courses how you can easily create controls/indicators with a right-click at a subVI connector or wire!

Context window for this block is empty

The context help isn't empty!

It shows the label of the FP element and it's datatype! And there is an "advanced help" link bringing you to an extensive LabVIEW help article on FP elements…

(Atleast this is true for all other FP elements, I tested it with simple numerics, 2D picture control and DAQmx controls. Can't test with IMAQ as I haven't installed that module.)

[Pavel_47]

Hi GerdW,

You have a reason to clarify the things. Indeed I've never payed a lot of attention to details e.g.  LabVIEW terminology (without doubts erroneously)  ... because for me the most important was to make things working in relatively short terms.

I've never worked with LabVIEW before, for me it was a short-term project that terminates in few days.

Indeed, FP elements have no dedicated help page for a particular element.

Here is a help page that opens when I click on  Detailed Help of the Image Display element ... as you can state no any dedicated information, just generic info.

Anyway, thank for all your suggestions.

Best Regards